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I'm a Headphone Reviewer. These Audio Hearing Glasses Work Better Than I Expected

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7.7 / 10

SCORE Nuance Audio hearing glasses $840 at Nuance Audio Pros Attractively design with two models and three colors to choose from

A bit heavy but comfortable to wear

They offer effective sound augmentation without having anything in your ears

Some customization options available in the companion app

Frontal mode helps with conversations in noisy environments Cons Pricey

Can't stream Bluetooth audio from your phone despite having Bluetooth to connect to companion app

Can't be used as a headset for taking calls

When Bose released its Frame audio glasses almost six years ago, audio glasses seemed ready to become the next big thing. Despite several Bluetooth audio glasses and sunglasses releases since, the tech hasn't really taken off. Though Amazon still sells Echo Frames, and smart glasses like Meta's Ray-Bans include both audio and video elements, the hearing glasses I review here are entirely different.

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